The frozen North
As the world’s largest island, Greenland was built to gargantuan proportions. This is a land of extremes, and one – where land transportation is extremely limited, hard going, or simply non-existent – best explored by sea.
In this true Arctic wilderness, our polar guides can search with you responsibly for polar bears, lumbering muskoxen, narwhals, bowhead whales, belugas, walruses, sea eagles and reindeer – and find isolated Inuit fishing villages in its fringes, where inhabitants will welcome you warmly.
With a superyacht as your base, let your imagination lead you on waterways that provide the best opportunity to see all this country has to offer – ice diving, heliskiing, fly-fishing and kayaking amid icebergs. Our pilots will fly you inland to explore the ice sheet from above and get a sense of its awe-inspiring magnitude.
The seas contain colossal icebergs, so your chosen vessel will need to be ice-classed and capable of handling the testing conditions. Offering the comforts of home these yachts will also allow you to sail effortlessly around countless fjords and glaciers. At certain times of year, you can also watch the northern lights dancing overhead, or land ashore in summer to camp under the midnight sun.
Fjord cruising
Sail into otherwise inaccessible fjords to kayak among icebergs and hike up to never-before-climbed peaks.
Arctic adventure on the ice sheet
Fly inland to the Greenland ice sheet and feel the thrill of an Arctic expedition by kite-ski, dog sled, ski or snowmobile.
Whale watching
With 15 species of whale visiting Greenland’s waters there is ample opportunity to spot a broad variety. See beluga, narwhal and bowhead whales, which remain in Greenland during the winter, and also humpback, minke, fin whales and others during the summer months.
Skiing
The wild mountains of Greenland are the perfect launchpad for an exhilarating skiing experience.
Cold water diving
Dive in clear waters with icebergs, historic shipwrecks and unusual plant life, as well as action-packed dives at the mouth of a fjord or bay.
Luxury expedition yacht Galileo G in Greenland
A remote fishing town on Greenland’s coast
The Arctic's most iconic land mammal looks out from the ice's edge
Anchored under the northern lights
Welcoming Greenlandic culture
Dried fish in Rodebay settlement, Greenland
Hiking on uninhabited islands
Dog sledding is one of the Arctic's oldest traditions
Paddle boarding on a clear bay’s water
Idyllic ice formations
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